Computer Modeling – Numerical Computation Techniques
July 11th, 2011
Even a cursory look at a comparison of network meshes used by different numerical methods reveals that depending upon specifics of a particular induction application; a particular type of mesh generation technique could be a decisive factor in a selection of numerical simulation techniques that would suit the best to modeling of a particular induction application: Finite Difference (FDM), Finite Elements (FEA), and Boundary Elements (BEM).
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